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Audience 8.3 - A dusty old tape, with signs of age including a bit of tape hiss. Sounds to me like this old tape could have benefited greatly from some remastering work but as it is, it’s listenable and a very fiery performance by the band. I like that you can hear every instrument, I think this recording has promise and I hope it gets a facelift soon. SPECIAL NOTE: Another title also going under the same date and venue has made the rounds but is in fact NOT Los Angeles 1970 (in fact it is listed on this site, so if you bought that, feel free to exchange it free of charge for the ACTUAL real date and venue that is that title - Anaheim 1970). JETHRO TULL L.A. FORUM INGLEWOOD, CA., USA OCTOBER 18, 1970 CD 1 101-INTRODUCTION 3:05 102-NOTHING IS EASY 6:37 103-MY GOD W/ FLUTE SOLO 13:09 104-WITH YOU THERE TO HELP ME > BY KIND PERMISSION OF... 14:30 105-A SONG FOR JEFFREY 5:03 CD 2 201-TALK 1:52 202-SOSSITY, YOU'RE A WOMAN > REASONS FOR WAITING > SOSSITY REPRISE 5:59 203-DHARMA FOR ONE W/ DRUM SOLO 18:45 204-CROWD/TALK 2:31 205-WE USED TO KNOW > 3:20 206-GUITAR SOLO > 9:00 207-FOR A THOUSAND MOTHERS 5:10 Ian Anderson: vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, percussion Martin Barre: electric & acoustic guitars Glenn Cornick: bass Clive Bunker: drums John Evan: keyboards -
Audience 9.1 - Taper is close to the action, and this gives the sound an exciting edge to it that pulls you in and doesn’t let you go. Guitar is palpable, drums are crisp and detailed, even organ sounds appear when a lot of other audience recordings seem to bury it. VERY cool and definitely a must have! Jethro Tull Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, CA, USA October 19, 1970 01. Intro 0:50 02. Nothing Is Easy 5:53 03. Talk 1:41 04. My God 11:15 05. We Used To Know 3:22 06. Talk 1:10 07. With You There To Help Me / By Kind Permission Of... 12:24 08. A Song For Jeffrey 4:56 09. Sossity, You're A Woman / Reasons For Waiting / Sossity reprise 5:35 Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, guitars, percussion Martin Barre - guitar Glenn Cornick - bass Clive Bunker - drums John Evan - keyboards -
FM Broadcast 8.8 - A tape that sounds…1978. That doesn’t mean it’s bad at all, it’s just a rather dated sounding broadcast to my ears. That means it kind of captures the time period rather well, and the quality itself is pretty good, but not exhibiting the usual dynamic of an FM broadcast. Not enough 1978 era tapes of excellent quality though, so grab this one. ALICE COOPER Wendler Arena Saginaw, Michigan May 10th 1978 K.B.F.H. / WBCN FM Broadcast Aired July 9th 1978 1 -Ad For The Show 2 -WBCN Promo 3 -K.B.F.H.Intro 4 -Under My Wheels 5 -Billion Dollar Babies 6 -I'm Eighteen 7 -Is It My Body 8 -Devil's Food 9 -The Black Widow 10 -You and Me 11 -Only Women Bleed 12 -Escape 13 -I Never Cry 14 -It's Hot Tonight 15 -Lace & Whiskey 16 -School's Out 17 -Band Intro's and Solos - School's Out (reprise) 18 -K.B.F.H. THE BAND Alice Cooper vocals "The Cornhuskers" Jefferson Kewley guitar Davey Johnstone guitar Dee Murray bass Dennis Conway drums Fred Mandel keyboards -
Audience 8.8 - A great tape here! I heard pretty much everything happening on stage, and the mix is not bad. I was one of those who completely overlooked this band, and should have made more of an effort…but here we are now and I am digging it! The Tubes Pantages Theatre Los Angeles, CA February 22, 1978 Disc 1 01 Overture- Up from the Deep - Young and Rich - Madam I'm Adam - Mondo Bondage 02 Got Yourself A Deal 03 Show Me A Reason 04 God - Bird - Change 05 What Do You Want From Life 06 Special Ballet 07 Don't Touch Me There 08 Mondo Bondage 09 Smoke (La Vie en Fumer) 10 It's Not Unusual 11 Intermission Disc 2 12 Haloes 13 Be Mine Tonight 14 Crime Medley 15 Getoverture 16 Telecide 17 I Was A Punk Before You Were A Punk 18 I Saw Her Standing There 19 Drum Solo 20 Boy Crazy 21 Stand Up And Shout 22 White Punks On Dope -
Audience 9.0 - A really good recording seemingly done on good Japanese gear so you get a sense of placement, good sonic clarity and guitar tone is dialed in. A recording like this kind of adds that realism factor…I like that! Utopia Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo December 12 1976 Disc One 01 -Overture - Communion With The Sun 02 -When The Shit Hits the Fan (Sunset Blvd.) - le Feel Internacionale 03 -Love of the Common Man 04 -The Seven Rays 05 -Windows 06 -Emergency Splashdown 07 -Freedom Fighters Disc Two 01 -The Verb To Love 02 -Initiation 03 -The Wheel 04 -Landmark 05 -Mister Triscuits 06 -Something's Coming 07 -Jealousy 08 -Boogies (Hamburger Hell) -
Audience 8.8 - Frighteningly close to the stage with a good, clear sound! The dynamics and clarity of “Out On The Western Plain” is spooky, it’s literally as if Rory was sitting there in your living room. RORY GALLAGHER Jahrhunderthalle Frankfurt Germany March 20th 1975 Disc 1 1 -Messin' With The Kid 2 -Tattoo'd Lady 3 -Want Ad Blues 4 -Cradle Rock 5 -Young Fashioned Ways 6 -A Million Miles Away Disc 2 7 -Walk on Hot Coals 8 -Out On The Western Plain 9 -Pistol Slapper Blues 10 -Too Much Alcohol 11 -Going To My Hometown 12 -Who’s That Coming 13 -All Around Man THE BAND Rory Gallagher guitar vocals Gerry McAvoy bass Lou Martin keyboards Rod de'Ath drums -
Audience 8.3 - Somewhat thin and rather raucus, with an outdoor venue quality and perhaps taper somewhere right in the middle – not close up and not too far – but even so, I find the guitar almost too overwhelming and can imagine what it was for the concert-goers that day. So, if you like your guitar really loud, here is your tape. RORY GALLAGHER Parc des Expos, Bordeaux, France October 19, 1978 CD 1 01 Shinkicker 02 Do You Read Me? 03 Secret Agent 04 I Wonder Who 05 Cloak And Dagger 06 Bought And Sold 07 A Million Miles Away 08 Moonchild CD 2 01 Out On The Western Plain 02 Too Much Alcohol 03 Goin' To My Hometown 04 Shadow Play 05 Tattoo'd Lady 06 Sea Cruise 07 Bullfrog Blues 08 Country Mile 09 All Around Man Rory Gallagher - guitar, vocals Gerry McAvoy - bass Ted McKenna - drums -
Audience 9.1 - Great stuff here! A wide, ambient, but solid capture. This recording has some kind of magical ability to place you in a seat close to the stage and hear what probably was the actual PA sound, not colored by tape machine or microphone limitations. Well done, well done! Donovan The Forum Inglewood, CA September 23-24, 1977 September 23, 1977 01 Cosmic Wheel (cut) 02 Sunshine Superman 03 Brave New World 04 Lady Of The Stars 05 Hurdy Gurdy Man 06 The Intergalactic Laxative 07 Local Boy Chops Wood 08 The Light 09 Mellow Yellow 10 Atlantis September 24, 1977 01 The Intergalactic Laxative 02 Local Boy Chops Wood 03 The Light 04 Mellow Yellow 05 Atlantis -
Audience 9.0 - A great recording that certainly gives you a good idea of what the ambience of the LA Forum was during that time period for an opening act! So, to be clear, it’s a somewhat sedate audience that allows you to hear pretty much every nuance. Shawn Phillips The Forum Inglewood, CA January 30, 1974 01 -Announcements, Millard Chatter and Tuning 02 -Song For Sagittarians 03 -Lookin' Up Lookin' Down 04 -Whaz' Zat 05 -Spaceman 06 -January First 07 -Bright White 08 -Moonshine 09 -She Was Waitin' for Her Mother... 10 -Keep On - Drum Solo 11 -Song For Mr. C -
Soundboard 8.8 - The audio is excellent soundboard but the mix leaves out most bottom end, although the bassist is there I can hear him sometimes! Is the recording trebly and thin? Nope. It’s a good recording, with everything you really came to hear which is guitar…and of that there is plenty. Ducking, diving, turning around on a dime, vibrating, electric and fun. I can highly recommend this even if the bass is…where’s the bass? More Bass Please ha ha! Still excellent, still worthwhile. JOHN CIPOLLINA / NICK GRAVENITES BAND (Thunder & Lightning) Milano, Palalido December 2, 1979 Disc 1 01. -Just a Little Bit 02. -Six weeks in Reno 03. -Lies 04. -Small Walk-In Box 05. -Stormy Monday 06. -Southside 07. -Not Fade Away - Cobra 08. -You Can't Judge a Book By Looking At The Cover Disc 2 09. -Mama Lion 10. -Born in Chicago 11. -Sweet Little Angel - Sweet Cocaine 12. -Junkyard in Malibu 13. -Down In The Bottom 14. -Dancing Queen 15. -Who Do You Love -
Soundboard 9.6 - This is a live soundboard compilation of songs from Kid A and Amnesiac, taken from the 2000 and 2001 tours. The songs are sourced from broadcasts, internal promos and individual tracks that Thom gifted to a fan and is just the kind of thing if you want to discover what this band was about before you dive into the deep end of the pool. A very very well thought out release. Note: Thom's recordings were raw soundboard feeds that have been matrixed with audience recordings to provide more atmosphere and to blend with the rest of the tracks. 01 The National Anthem (Verona) 02 Morning Bell (Dublin) 03 I Might Be Wrong (Jersey City #2) 04 Dollars & Cents (Verona) 05 You And Whose Army? (Nijmegen) 06 Optimistic (Dublin) 07 In Limbo (Adenau) 08 Packt Like Sardines (Vaison la Romaine) 09 Knives Out (Hollywood) 10 Pyramid Song (Jersey City #2) 11 Kid A (Berlin) 12 Idioteque (London) 13 Everything In Its Right Place (Atlanta) 14 How To Disappear Completely (Jersey City #1) 15 Motion Picture Soundtrack (Dublin) BONUS TRACKS: 16 The Thief (Warrington) 17 Cinnamon Girl (Paris) SOURCES 2000-07-04 Berlin, DE - Großer Sendesaal des SFB (Pro-Recorded Promo) 2000-09-16 Nijmegen, NL - Goffertpark (Broadcast) 2000-09-24 London, UK - Victoria Park (Soundboard/Audience Matrix) 2000-10-02 Warrington, UK - Victoria Park (Broadcast) 2000-10-07 Dublin, IE - Punchestown Race Course (Pro-Recorded Promo) 2001-04-28 Paris, FR - Studio Canal+ (Broadcast) 2001-05-28 Vaison La Romaine, FR - Theatre Antique d'Vaison (Soundboard/Audience Matrix) 2001-05-30 Verona, IT - Verona Arena (Soundboard/Audience Matrix) 2001-06-01 Adenau, DE - Nürburgring (Broadcast) 2001-07-30 Atlanta, GA - Stone Mountain Park (Soundboard/Audience Matrix) 2001-08-16 Jersey City, NJ - Liberty State Park (Soundboard/Audience Matrix) 2001-08-17 Jersey City, NJ - Liberty State Park (Soundboard/Audience Matrix) 2001-08-20 Hollywood, CA - Hollywood Bowl (Soundboard/Audience Matrix) -
Soundboard 8.9 - There is no problem with the audio fidelity of this title, it sounds great – but that is not to say there is not a problem with it. So, it’s basically like this: If you want to hear what Radiohead themselves consider their biggest ever gig, than you will have to deal with what sounds like a quadraphonic recording in stereo…which basically means you get an in/out phasing effect almost throughout the entire show. Is that a deal-breaker? It might be, then again it’s not a muddy audience tape it is a very good board so the negative effects are not nearly as horrible as they could be. Radiohead 1993-04-02 Tel Aviv, Israel 01 - You 02 - Prove Yourself 03 - Ripcord 04 - Vegetable 05 - Faithless, The Wonder Boy 06 - Creep 07 - How Do You 08 - Stop Whispering 09 - Lurgee 10 - Million Dollar Question 11 - Anyone Can Play Guitar 12 - Pop Is Dead 13 - Thinking About You 14 - Killer Cars 15 - Banana Co. 16 - The Bends 17 - Blow Out 18 - Creep 19 - Rhinestone Cowboy -
Audience 8.9 - By ’73 audiences had realized King Crimson was not a typical “rock” band and this recording captures the experience of a group of people seeing and hearing something entirely unlike your basic rock concert. The taper was well positioned and used very good gear, and this source sounds very much like either 1st gen or master it is quiet (although just the faintest bit of tape noise) and has captured the ambience and mood of the gig which is nice. Both shows are represented, what a fine document this is! King Crimson Majestic Theater Dallas TX 1973-06-09 1st and 2nd shows Disc 1 1. -Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part One 2. -Greeting 3. -Easy Money 4. -Improvisation 5. -Exiles 6. -The Talking Drum 7. -Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part Two 8. -21st Century Schizoid Man 9. -Crowd 2nd show 1. -Dr. D 2. -Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part One 3. -Greeting 4. -Easy Money 5. -Improvisation 6. -Exiles 7. -The Talking Drum 8. -Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part Two 9. -Applause 10. -21st Century Schizoid Man -
Audience 8.8 - Very exciting club shows recorded in a way that makes you wonder if the band themselves did not have it done. It is very clear, the only knock I give it is maybe the passage of time took away some of the brilliance, and/or it’s not a first gen tape…but it’s really good! THE CARS Boston 1977 Disc 1 Rathskeller Boston, MA Set 1 & 2 April 30th 1977 set 1 1. -Leave Or Stay 2. -Cool Fool 3. -Don't Cha Stop 4. -My Best Friend's Girl 5. -Show me that your mine 6. -I Don't Want To 7. -Strawberry Moonlight 8. -You're All I've Got Tonight 9. -Just What I Needed set 2 10. -Bye Bye Love 11. -Take or Leave Her 12. -City Lights 13. -Jezebel Disc 2 Set 2 cont'd 14. -Take What You Want 15. -My Best Friend's Girl 16. -Something Else 17. -Just What I Needed 18. -Cool Fool Rathskeller (Rat) Boston, MA June-xx-1977 1. -Intro 2. -Leave Or Stay 3. -Cool Fool 4. -I Don't Want To 5. -I'm In Touch With Your World 6. -Unknown 7. -Come Back Down 8. -You Always Say 9. -You've Been On My Mind 10. -You Can Have 'Em -
Chicago 1979 Soundboard 8.8 - A little bit on the “ragged” side mix-wise, with strong kick drums and guitar, vocals next. Sound quality is decent due to it being a soundboard but some instruments are placed well behind such as keyboards. It is a high energy sound, a real sonic blast to be sure. Denver 1979 Soundboard 9.3 - A refreshing and bright board tape, mixed well and everything is heard pretty clearly. Keyboards still mixed lower down the chain of command but now I think I understand this idea – while the band is playing it’s simply keyboard accompaniment, and when it’s keyboards time, he’s brought up louder. Works for me. Long Island 1979 Audience 8.7 - A pretty decent tape for this hall, the bass sounds very nice, full and round, guitars are a little back, vocals are present and up front more or less. So, all in all unless you have to have Ritchie blasting full on into your eardrums, which he is during his solo bits, this one will sit nicely in the collection and I even think it will find a repeated listen or two. Rainbow USA 1979 Disc 1 International Amphitheatre Chicago, Illinois 12th October 1979 1. -Introduction 2. -Eyes Of The World 3. -Love's No Friend 4. -Bach Brandenburg Concerto - Over The Rainbow 5. -All Night Long 6. -Keyboards Intro 7. -Lost In Hollywood 8. -Guitar Solo 9. -Beethoven 9th 10. -Keyboards Solo 11. -Drums Solo incl. 1812 Overture 12. -Long Live Rock 'N' Roll 13. -Kill The King incl. Guitar Crash 14. -Long Live Rock 'N' Roll (reprise) Disc 2 Rainbow Music Hall Denver, Colorado 16th November 1979 1. -Introduction 2. -Eyes Of The World 3. -Love's No Friend 4. -Since You Been Gone 5. -Guitar Solo - Brandenburg Concerto - Over The Rainbow 6. -All Night Long 7. -Keyboards Intro 8. -Lost In Hollywood 9. -Beethoven's 9th 10. -Keyboards Solo 11. -Drums Solo incl. 1812 Overture 12. -Lost In Hollywood (reprise) 13. -Guitar Solo 14. -Man On The Silver Mountain 15. -Blues 16. Long Live Rock 'N' Roll 17. -Over The Rainbow Disc 3 Hempstead Calderone Concert Hall Long Island, New York 30th November 1979 1. Introduction 2. -Eyes Of The World 3. -Love's No Friend 4. -Since You Been Gone 5. -Guitar Solo - Brandenburg Concerto - Over The Rainbow 6. -All Night Long incl. Happy Birthday Roger 7. -Keyboards Intro 8. -Lost In Hollywood 9. -Guitar Solo - Beethoven 9th 10. -Keyboards Solo 11. -Drums Solo incl. 1812 Overture 12. -Lost In Hollywood (reprise) 13. -Guitar Solo 14. Lazy 15. -Man On The Silver Mountain 16. -Blues 17. -Long Live Rock 'N' Roll 18. -Over The Rainbow Ritchie Blackmore - Guitar Graham Bonnet - Vocals Cozy Powell - Drums Roger Glover - Bass Don Airey - Keyboards -
Soundboard 9.2 - Very nice to hear this great quality board because it’s a good period for not only Caravan but progressive rock, and by extension, Canterbury style prog/jazz. CARAVAN Rose d'Or Festival Pavillon, Casino de Montreux Montreux, SWI April 29th 1972 1. -RIFFERAMA - NOTHING AT ALL - IT'S COMING SOON 2. -NOTHING AT ALL 3. -THE LOVE IN YOUR EYES - TO CATCH ME A BROTHER - SUBSTULUS - DEBOUCHEMENT - TILBURY KECKS 4. -WATERLOO LILY 5. -SONGS AND SIGNS Pye Hastings - guitar & vocals Steve Miller - organ Richard Sinclair - bass & vocals Richard Coughlan - drums -
Pro Broadcast 9.3 - A long improvisational track which really is, in my opinion, way ahead of everyone else in terms of trying new things and being completely off the cuff with sounds and textures. It’s not like traditional space rock, in fact it is not even rock, although the band are players and can make noise when they want to make noise. The fidelity is solid, I can hear everything very clearly and ambience is abundant. Amm unknown venue, London, UK 03.02.1970 1. free improvisation (40:35) line-up Lou Gare: sax, violin Keith Rowe: g,eletr,radio Cornelius Cardew: p,cello Eddie Prevost: perc Christopher Hobbs: perc -
Audience 8.2 - Well, it isn’t a recording that will win any grammies but damn if it isn’t RAW just like the band and their music. This recording actually suits this band – it’s a little rough, but it’s brutal and in your face. The vocals fight for bandwidth against angry and loud guitars, driving bass, and furious non-stop drums. It’s actually kind of a fun listen despite its limitations. Oh, and some good news – it is not a muddy mess at all, it’s just a loud band in a small club sounding for all the world like the debut of punk rock. Iggy and the Stooges Max's Kansas City New York, NY, USA Monday August 6th, 1973 01 - Raw Power 02 - Head On 03 - Gimmie Danger 04 - Cock In My Pocket 05 - Search and Destroy 06 - I Need Somebody 07 - New Orleans 08 - Johanna Line-up: Iggy Pop - Vocals James Williamson - Guitar Ron Asheton - Bass Scott Asheton - Drums -
Audience 8.8 - Surprisingly good and clear! I get fine separation of instruments as well, hearing back up vocals, all guitars and drums in a good position and bass is there, not super defined and not boomy but there. Well done taper! Oh, and the performance is unbelievable. Meat Loaf 1978-06-08 Paris - Theatre Mogador Disc 1 01. Great Boleros Of Fire 02. Bat Out Of Hell 03. You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night) - Wasted Youth 04. All Revved Up With No Place To Go Disc 2 05. Paradise By The Dashboard Light 06. Johnny B. Goode 07. River Deep, Mountain High 08. Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad -
Radio Broadcast 9.3 - Some tape hiss but otherwise a beautiful full sounding set here. This music is glorious, it’s maybe not everyone’s cup of tea but it’s very heartfelt and genuine, delicate, contemplative, uplifting. Highly recommended! INCREDIBLE STRING BAND WPLJ Radio Broadcast Live in A&R studios of WPLJ Radio, New York, May 1971 Fillmore East, May 18, 1971 1. Dream The World Alive 2. You've Been A Friend To Me 3. Spirit Beautiful 4. Evolution Rag 5. Turquoise Blue 6. Bright Morning Stars 7. Cosmic Boy 8. Jigs 9. Darling Belle 10. May The Long Time Sun Shine -
Audience 8.8 - A very good recording here, and the atmospherics are plentiful. There’s a natural reverb going on that adds another dimension to this, and I mean that in a good way. Lovely! Van Morrison featuring the Caledonia Soul Orchestra Sports Arena San Diego, CA December 1, 1973 01 Instrumental 02 Instrumental 03 Moondance prelude (instrumental) - Van Intro 04 Come Running 05 Ain’t Nothin’ You Can Do 06 Warm Love 07 Into The Mystic 08 I’ve Been Working 09 I Just Want To Make Love To You 10 Here Comes The Night 11 Hard Times 12 I Believe To My Soul 13 Help Me 14 Boogie Chillen’ 15 Domino 16 Caravan 17 Gloria 18 Brown Eyed Girl Sid Page - violin Jack Schroer - saxophone Bill Atwood - trumpet Bill Bridges - guitar David Hayes - bass David Shaw - drums James Trumbo - piano, organ -
Audience 8.8 - This may not be a tape with good song separation or detail but it occupies a sonic range that is very comfortable on the ears. Usually when attending a very loud, bombastic heavy rock or metal concert you aren’t going to distinguish much anyway, you will basically hear a roaring sound…but this tape delivers a little more than just that. This is a good document and taper used good gear, sat in a good spot, and recorded everything. I would call this recording completely immersive, with a warm, inviting sound. Alcatrazz & Ted Nugent Rocky Glen Park Moosic, PA June 29th 1984 Disc 1 ALCATRAZZ 1 -Intro 2 -Too Young To Die 3 -Jet To Jet 4 -Island In The Sun 5 -Night Games 6 -Kree Nakoorie 7 -Guitar Solo 8 -Since You've Been Gone 9 -All Night Long THE BAND Graham Bonnet lead vocals Yngwie Malmsteen guitar Jimmy Waldo keyboards backing vocals Gary Shea bass backing vocals Jan Uvena drums backing vocals Disc 2 TED NUGENT 1 -Blame It On The Night 2 -Knockin' At Your Door 3 -Free For All 4 -Don't You Want My Love 5 -Where Do You (Draw The Line) 6 -Great White Buffalo 7 -Need You Bad 8 -Ted Talks Disc 3 9 -Thunder Thighs 10 -Tied Up In Love 11 -Stranglehold 12 -Drum Solo 13 -Stranglehold (reprise) 14 -Stormtroopin' 15 -Hey Baby 16 -Cat Scratch Fever 17 -Wang Dang Sweet Poontang - Journey To The Center Of Your Mind 18 -Wango Tango 19 -Motor City Madhouse 20 -Dog Eat Dog THE BAND Ted Nugent guitar vocals Cliff Davies drums backing vocals Brian Howe vocals guitar Alan St. Jon keyboards backing vocals Doug Lubahn bass -
Soundboard 9.4 - A superb mix and live recording with exceptionally vibrant percussion, clear concise guitars, well balanced vocals, and good atmosphere. Chambers Brothers February 12, 1971 Fillmore East New York City, NY 01. -New Generation (13:36) 02. -Funky (5:25) 03. -Let's Do It (2:50) 04. -Pollution (3:45) 05. -When The Evening Comes (8:01) 06. -I Can't turn You Loose (6:27) 07. -Love, Peace & Happiness - Jam (12:34) -
Pro TV Studio 8.7 - A good live recording with atmosphere, it sounds slightly dated but has the ability to transport you to the time and place…I think that when a recording can do that, it overcomes some of the limitations that may be present. This recording does lack a little bit of middle band clarity. Yes Amsterdam Concert Hall Netherlands 1972 (Last track - Hollywood Bowl 1975) 1. I've Seen All Good People 2. Heart Of The Sunrise 3. Rick Wakeman Solo 4. Long Distance Runaround 5. Yours Is No Disgrace 6. The Gates Of Delirium -
Radio Broadcast 9.2 A touch of hiss present, but other than that this is a pleasant and airy recording. Electronic music with an atmosphere that would convince you otherwise. Excellent! Isao Tomita Hammersmith Odeon London, England 01 Introduction 0:50 02 Dawn (from Daphnis et Chloe Suite No. 2) (Ravel) 4:29 > 03 Snowflakes Are Dancing (Debussy) 2:14 > 04 Clair de Lune (Debussy) 5:58 05 Synthesizer Sounds Demonstration (narrated by Bob Walker) 10:54 06 Arabesque No. 1 (Debussy) 4:10 Firebird Suite (w/Michael Reeves on piano) (Stravinsky) 07 Part 1 - Intro and Dance Of The Firebird 5:18 08 Part 2 - Round Of The Princesses (Khorovod) 5:12 09 Part 3 - Internal Dance Of King Kastchei 4:01 10 Part 4 - Berceuse and Finale 7:39 -
Soundboard 9.3 - This is, for me, a real revelation. I never knew anything of this band outside of their lone smash hit “My Sharona”, which incidentally happens to hearken me back to a very specific time and place of my youth when this song blasted from every radio every 10 minutes. Listening to this show, I am stunned at how excellent the band is, and how good ALL of the songs are. How they remained pigeonholed and forgotten as another 1 hit wonder it just amazes me because they should have been more than that. I could not stop playing this once I started…I was on board for the whole ride and will do it again! THE KNACK THE FORUM INGLEWOOD, CA 1980-03-30 01. Baby Talks Dirty 02. Your Number Or Your Name 03. Oh Tara 04. The Hard Way 05. I Want Ya 06. Mr. Handleman 07. End Of The Game 08. Hey Little Girl 09. Tell Me You're Mine 10. Good Girls Don't 11. Heartbeat 12. Can't Put A Price On Love 13. Hold On Tight And Don't Let Go 14. Come A Little Bit Closer 15. Frustrated 16. (She's So) Selfish 17. My Sharona 18. (Havin' A) Rave Up 19. Not Fade Away 20. We Love You -
Audience 8.3 - Limitations with the microphone is probably what prevents this recording from blossoming as it sometimes seems like it wants to do. You can hear it, for instance, during some of the passages, but I think the overloading of the bass crowds out the guitar a bit too much (although you can hear guitar, just not in a clear and detailed manner). Drums and keyboards dominate with a very insistent, pulsing bass undercurrent throughout. Does that count this out? Not at all, due to the disparity of live BJH recordings, I think this one is worth exploring. The compositions and playing make up for the limitations on the tape. Barclay James Harvest Greens Playhouse Glasgow, Scotland 1972-11-19 01. -Medicine Man 02. -Mockingbird 03. -Summer Soldier 04. -Galadriel 05. -After the Day 06. -Dark Now My Sky -
Audience 8.4 - Not a high fidelity recording, sounding almost like an AM radio broadcast, but it gets a good sound review because it’s got clear guitar and bass (some tape hiss) and vocals are very clear. When a new tape pops up from such an early vintage you always immediately suspect it will be muddy crap so it’s a pleasant surprise to hear that it is decent. I like this show too, it’s a regular tour stop but the band is out to prove a point – and that point is that Led Zeppelin is not the only great English heavy rock band touring the States. JETHRO TULL Delaware, Selby Stadium Delaware, Ohio, USA 28-May-1970 Disc One 101 -Stage Announcement - Tune Up 102 -Nothing Is Easy 103 -My God 104 -To Cry You A Song 105 -With You There To Help Me - By Kind Permission Of 106 -Sossity, You're A Woman - Reasons For Waiting Disc Two 201 -Dharma For One -Drum Solo 202 -We Used To Know - Guitar Solo 203 -For A Thousand Mothers Line-up: Ian Anderson: voice, guitar and flute Martin Barre: guitar Glenn Cornick: bass John Evan: keyboards Clive Bunker: drums -
Audience 7.7 - Distant and hissy, but Plant somehow can still be the loudest instrument in the building. Should you get this? It’s not essential but it’s got its got its moments (such as What Is And What Should Never Be). Led Zeppelin Sports Arena, San Diego, CA September 3, 1970 Disc 1 01. Introduction 02. Immigrant Song 03. Heartbreaker 04. Dazed And Confused 05. Bring It On Home 06. That's The Way 07. Since I've Been Loving You 08. Organ Solo 09. Thank You Disc 2 01. What Is And What Should Never Be 02. Moby Dick 03. Whole Lotta Love 04. Communication Breakdown 05. Communication Breakdown (1970-09-02 Oakland Mono Source) 06. The Train Kept A-Rollin' (1970-09-02 Oakland Mono Source) 07. Blueberry Hill (1970-09-02 Oakland Mono Source) 08. Long Tall Sally (1970-09-02 Oakland Mono Source) -
Soundboard 9.4 & Audience 8.6 - the first few discs are excellent soundboard which is cool because they are very early performances and there’s a lot to dive into there. The next couple of discs are good audience tapes, the first being a bit towards the back of a medium sized club, but it’s not bad. Overall it’s an interesting collection, really allows you to contemplate the artists changes over time, with band members, and compositions. Good stuff! JEAN LUC PONTY Touring History 1969-1978 Disc 1 Studio 2 WDR Cologne, Germany February 17th, 1969 LINEUP: Jean-Luc Ponty: violin Wolfgang Dauner: piano Eberhard Weber: bass Bernard Lubat: drums 1. -Eighty-one 2. -Starlight, Starbright 3. -Introduction 4. -California 5. -Pamukkale 6. -Introduction JLP in German 7. -Golden Green Disc 2 Die Glocke, Bremen, Germany November 9, 1972 1. -Circles - Open Strings 2. -How Would You Like To Have A Head Like That - JLP talks 3. -unknown Title 4. -Flipping LINEUP: Jean-Luc Ponty: electric violin Jasper van't Hof: keyboards Henry Texier: bass Aldo Romano: drums Disc 3 Evanston, Illinois April 11, 1975 1. -Waving Memories 2. -Band Intros 3. -Question With No Answer 4. -Bowing Bowing 5. -Fight For Life 6. -Announcer Outro Jean Luc Ponty: violin Daryl Stuermer: guitar Mike Wolf: keyboards Tom Fowler: bass, violin Norm Fearrington: drums McAlister Auditorium Tulane University New Orleans, Louisiana, USA October 23, 1977 7. -Tarantula 8. -The Gardens Of Babylon Disc 4 1. -Overture of the Trans Love Express 2. -The Struggle of the Turtle To The Sea 3. -band introductions 4. -Nostalgic Lady 5. -Wandering On The Milky Way 6. -Mirage Jean-Luc Ponty: violin Allan Zavod: keyboards Daryl Stuermer: guitar Ralphe Armstrong: bass Steve Smith: drums Disc 5 New Orleans Cont'd 1. -Enigmatic Ocean 2. -New Country 3. -Polyfolk Dance Paramount Theater Austin, TX November 15, 1978 4. -Introduction 5. -The Art Of Happiness 6. -Don't Let The World Pass You By - I Only Feel Good With You 7. -Ethereal Mood - No Strings Attached 8. -Egocentric Molecules - Outro -
FM Radio Broadcasts 9.6 - Excellent as always – sound and performance. Prince Tracks 01-04 1985-03-30 Syracuse - Carrier Dome Tracks 05-10 1990-07-22 Madrid - Estadio Vicente Calderon 01. Let's Go Crazy 02. I Would Die For U 03. Computer Blue 04. Little Red Corvette 05. 1999 06. Kiss 07. Purple Rain 08. Take Me With You 09. When Doves Cry 10. Baby I'm A Star -
Audience 8.6 - Not a bad tape at all, and seeing how there’s now all of what, one known live tape of this band I would say that is kind of cool. The band? Well they are in their final incarnation here, and playing is very loose and experimental…but honestly they needed to ditch the flautist as he contributes not only nothing, but he’s in the way. Let the guitarist do his thing ‘cause he seems to be able to turn on the switch and lay down bursts of awesome psychedelic insanity. Dzyan Esslingen, Germany 1974-07-14 01 The Road Not Taken 02 For Earthly Thinking 03 Unknown Title 04 Unknown Title -
This collection has been remastered and despite that, there are still one or two tracks that show the ravages of time. One can only assume some of it was not saved, as was the BBC’s policy of not giving a shit, therefore it was up to fans to record from a radio broadcast themselves. Most of this does sound very good, a worthy effort for sure and some of this I’d never heard before. The Who - BBC Sessions 1965-1971 {Remastered & Complete} Disc 1 01. Good Lovin' 02. 'Pete interview #1' 03. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere 04. Leaving Here 05. Just You and Me, Darling 06. 'Pete interview #2' Recorded: Aeolian Hall studio 2, Bond Street, London UK; Monday 24 + Tuesday 25 May 1965 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Saturday Club': Saturday 29 May 1965 Producers: Jimmy Grant/Brian Willey Sources: transcription disc Notes: The Who's second session for the BBC actually appears to have been a double-date. On the 24th, a three-hour session produced: 'Good Lovin'', 'Anyway Anyhow Anywhere', 'I Don't Mind' and 'Daddy Rolling Stone'. The next afternoon they performed: 'Leaving Here', 'Please Please Please' and 'Just You and Me, Darling'. The sessions tapes were wiped and the selections here are all that has survived on copies of "Top of the Tops" transcription discs #31 & #34. The song selection here is dominated by soul covers picked by Roger, who was still the undisputed leader of the group. Yet, it was Pete who got to do the interviews and talk about the group's beginnings and prospects. 07. The Good's Gone 08. 'Pete interview' 09. My Generation 10. La La La Lies 11. Baby Don't You Do It Recorded: Aeolian Hall studio 1, Bond Street, London UK; Monday 22 November 1965 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Saturday Club': Saturday 27 November 1965 Producers: Jimmy Grant/Brian Willey Sources: 01-04 transcription disc; 05 off-air recording Note: The third session was again recorded live in studio and produced completed takes of: 'It's Not True', 'The Good's Gone', 'La La La Lies', 'My Generation' and 'Baby Don't You Do It'. The sessions tapes were wiped and the selections here are all that has survived on copies of "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #57 and an off-air recording made by a fan. By now, Pete's role as the main provider of song material has been firmly established. 12. Man With Money 13. 'Pete interview' 14. Substitute 15. Dancing In the Street 16. You Rang Recorded: Aeolian Hall studio 1, Bond Street, London UK; Tuesday 15 March 1966 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Saturday Club': Saturday 19 March 1966 Producers: Jimmy Grant/Brian Willey Sources: 01-04 transcription disc; 05 off-air recording Note: For this fourth session, the band recorded: 'Barbara Ann', 'Substitute', 'You Rang', 'Man with Money' and 'Dancing In The Street'. The sessions tapes were once again wiped and the selections here are all that has survived on copies of "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #73 and an off-air recording made by a fan. 17. 'Intro' 18. Disguises 19. 'Pete interview' 20. I'm A Boy 21. So Sad About Us Recorded: Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue, London UK; Tuesday 13 September 1966 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Saturday Club': Saturday 17 September 1966 Producers: Jimmy Grant/Brian Willey Source: transcription disc Note: Fifth session, which produced: 'I'm A Boy', 'Disguises', 'Heatwave', 'So Sad About Us' and a cover of the Lovin' Spoonful's 'On The Road Again'. The sessions tapes were wiped and the selections here are all that has survived on copies of "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #99. In an attempt to control the mixing balance, John suddenly turned his bass up in the middle of 'Disguises'. The balance engineer on the session did not bother correcting this and as a result the sound turns into a muddy mess from that point on (with the mixdown compressor working on overload). 'So Sad About Us' was left off the official 'BBC Sessions' release from 2000 for unknown reasons. 22. Run Run Run 23. Boris The Spider 24. 'Pete interview' 25. Happy Jack 26. See My Way Recorded: Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue, London UK; Tuesday 17 January 1967 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Saturday Club': Saturday 21 January 1967 Producers: Jimmy Grant/Bill Bebb Source: transcription disc Note: For this sixth session, the band recorded: 'Happy Jack', 'Run, Run, Run', 'Boris The Spider', 'See My Way', 'Don't Look Away' and 'So Sad About Us'. The sessions tapes were once again wiped and the selections here are all that has survived on copies of "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #117. Disc 2 01. 'Intro' 02. I Can See For Miles 03. Pictures Of Lily 04. Summertime Blues 05. I Can't Reach You 06. Our Love Was 07. A Quick One (While He's Away) 08. Relax 09. My Generation - Boris The Spider - Happy Jack - My Generation 10. Pictures of Lily [Alternate Mono Mix] Recording & Broadcast Production: De Lane Lea Studio, Kingsway, London UK; Tuesday 10 October 1967 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Top Gear'; Sunday 15 October 1967 Producers: Bernie Andrews/Bev Philips Sources: 01-02,07,09-10: tape 03-06: transcription disc w/ patches from tape sources 08: off-air recording Note: This seventh session marked the first time the BBC allowed any musical act to record for them outside their own studios. Recorded on this day were five jingles, 'My Way' (not broadcast) and alternate versions of 'Pictures Of Lily' & 'A Quick One While He's Away'. Also readied for the broadcast were early mixes of 'I Can See For Miles'*, 'Relax', 'Our Love Was', 'I Can't Reach You', 'Summertime Blues' & 'Someone's Coming'. These songs were already recorded on an earlier date and would eventually appear on official Who product with a slightly different mix (although it took more than 30 years for 'Summertime Blues'). This is the first Who BBC session that has at least partially survived on tape on the BBC archives, as the jingles and 'A Quick One' do not appear on copies of "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #157 & #160, yet appear in crystal clear quality on the official release. Strangely enough, the two TOTP discs seem to have been the source for the other tracks on the official CD, all of which are marred by a voiceover. The versions here are uninterrupted from start to finish (with the exception of the ending of 'Our Love Was'), for the first time ever. As a bonus, I have added a clean mono mix of 'Lily' with better fidelity than the BBC source which has not circulated before. * The 45RPM & BBC versions both contain a heavy bass dub that was imposed on the mono album master. The dubs differ, to ensure the BBC got a unique master recording. 11. 'Pete interview' 12. Pinball Wizard Broadcast: BBC TV 'Top of the Pops'; Tuesday 27 March 1969 Source: transcription disc Note: Roger/Pete(?) sing along with studio version. Part of the interview has appeared on a bonus disc that came with a limited edition of the official 2000 release. Tracks are sourced from "Top of the Tops" transcription discs #232 & #233. 13. 'David Wigg interviews Pete Townshend' Source: transcription disc Note: Sourced from "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #289 (released 20-5-1970). 14. The Seeker Recorded: IBC Studios, London UK; 19 February 1970 & BBC Television Centre, London UK, Thursday 19 March 1970 Broadcast: BBC TV 'Top of the Pops'; Thursday 19 March 1970 Source: transcription disc Note: Roger sings live over the studio version of 'The Seeker' for "Top Of The Pops", with the rest of the band miming along. John forced a re-shoot after the director did not include a shot of him in the first take. Sourced from "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #283. 15. I'm Free 16. The Seeker 17. Heaven And Hell 18. Shakin' All Over - Spoonful (Medley) 19. Substitute 20. Pinball Wizard Recorded: IBC Studios, London UK; Monday 13 April 1970 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Dave Lee Travis'; Sunday 19 April 1970 Producer: Paul Williams Source: 01-04: transcription disc w/ patches from tape sources 05-06: tape Note: The last formal band session for the Beeb and again recorded outside an official BBC studio. 'Heaven and Hell' was later released in a slightly reworked version as a B-side to 'Summertime Blues'. Like the October 1967 session, this one is believed to have survived on tape on the BBC archives. But even so, the official album used the "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #286 as its source for Tr. 01-04, with voiceover over the intro's and outro's. The versions presented here are uninterrupted from start to finish (with the exception of 'Seeker') for the first time. 21. 'Keith Altham talks to Pete Townshend' Source: transcription disc Note: Sourced from "Top of the Tops" transcription disc #304 (released 2-9-1970). 22. I Don't Even Know Myself Recorded: Olympic Studio, Barnes, London UK; 1971 Source: tape Note: This one is a bit of a mystery. No details about it are given on the official BBC session CD. It is the same take that was released in 1971 as the B-side to 'Won't Get Fooled Again' but here we get a clean mono mix that differs in a few places from the released version. Believed to have been recorded in 1971 during the Who's Next sessions. -
Audience 8.6 - In contrast to the Finland show, this one doesn't have the boominess but it is thinner sounding, however it is very clear and Kay is much more audible. Guitar, drums, and vocals very clear albeit thin. I found the bass to be lovely, round, very cool to hear such detail! This is NOT a muddy recording, and being 1970 that means you get the classic songs performed close to the records. Steppenwolf University Of Maine Portland Campus Gym Portland, Maine February 28th, 1970 1. Intro-Sookie Sookie 2. Don't Step On The Grass, Sam 3. From Here To There Eventually 4. Magic Carpet Ride 5. The Pusher 6. Born To Be Wild -
Miami 2019 Audience 8.8 - Tremendous atmosphere while retaining good and clear sound. It’s understandable being that the band plays enormous stadiums that you may have problems getting a solid capture, but provided that you aren’t in the nose bleeds, and your gear is decent, you can really get something worthwhile on tape with PA systems being so good. This is one such job. Charlie’s last gig with The Stones, and thankfully a good capture of the event. St. Louis 2021 Audience 9.2 - This one is right in the pocket! Solid low end, with some genuine gut punching drums and bass without being boomy at all. Vocals, nicely positioned in the mix, and both guitars are clear. Really I have to say this is a joy to listen to and doesn’t have to be a soundboard to qualify. This is the first appearance of Steve Jordan as official replacement of the departed Chawlee Watts. Rolling Stones Charlie's Last, Steve's First DISC 1 Hard Rock Stadium Miami,FL August 30, 2019 01. Intro 02. Jumping Jack Flash 03. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 04. Tumbling Dice 05. Out Of Control 06. Under My Thumb 07. YCAGWYW 08. Sweet Virginia 09. Dead Flowers 10. Sympathy For The Devil 11. Honky Tonk Women 12. You Got The Silver 13. Before They Make Me Run DISC 2 01. Miss You 02. Paint It Black 03. Midnight Rambler 04. Start Me Up 05. Brown Sugar 06. Gimme Shelter 07. Satisfaction Disc 3 The Dome At America's Center St Louis, Missouri 26th September 2021 01 Intro 02 Street Fighting Man 03 It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It) 04 Here's To You Charlie 05 Tumbling Dice 06 Under My Thumb 07 19th Nervous Breakdown 08 Wild Horses 09 You Can't Always Get What You Want 10 Living In A Ghost Town 11 Start Me Up 12 Honky Tonk Women Disc 4 13 Band Introductions 14 Happy (Keith) 15 Slipping Away (Keith) 16 Miss You 17 Midnight Rambler 18 Paint It Black 19 Sympathy For The Devil 20 Jumping Jack Flash 21 Gimme Shelter 22 Satisfaction 23 Outro -
Soundboard 9.8 - A beautifully mixed audio, with a touch of “verb” that allows for some air around the music. Crisp, but not crispy, warm, punch when warranted, and clean but not sterile. Pat Metheny Group Michigan State University, McDonel Hall Kiva East Lansing, MI, USA October 31, 1979 01. Phase Dance (Metheny/Mays) 7:47 02. Airstream (Metheny/Mays) 7:33 03. Pat's remarks 1:31 04. April Joy (Metheny) 4:48 05. Unity Village (Metheny) > solo guitar > The Windup (Keith Jarrett) 12:51 06. The Epic (Metheny/Mays) 15:55 07. Old Folks (Willard Robison/Dedette Lee Hill) 7:36 08. Jaco (Metheny) 4:03 -
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All perfect studio quality! This beautifully constructed canister even has leather on the inside to give the discs a nice cushion, as well as looking very sweet. Prince - 30 Years Of Unreleased Funk Vol 1 Studio Outtakes 1976-2006 Disc 1 01. -Just As Long As We're Together (Unreleased version) 02. -Tick Tick Bang (Unreleased version) 03. -Broken (Demo version) 04. -Turn It Up (Unreleased version) 05. -D.M.S.R. (Unreleased version) 06. -Something In The Water (Does Not Compute) (Unreleased version) 07. -Delirious (Unreleased version) 08. -Computer Blue (Full Version - previously uncirculating) 09. -U Gotta Shake Something (Unreleased version) 10. -Witness Disc 2 01. -Train 02. -Superfunkycalifragisexy (From The Dawn Sessions - not released) 03. -Gangsta Glam - Clockin' The Jizz (Hurley's House Dub) 04. -Player 05. -I'll Do Anything - O(+> version (Demo version) 06. -Make Believe - Funk Version (From I'll Do Anything soundtrack - unreleased) 07. -Be My Mirror (From I'll Do Anything soundtrack - unreleased) 08. -I can't Love You Anymore (From I'll Do Anything soundtrack - unreleased) 09. -Ice Cube Black Sweat Remix (Only played once at the LA 3121 party first night 2006) Disc 3 Studio Outtakes 1986-1993 1. -I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man 2. -Rebirth Of The Flesh 3. -The Grand Progression 4. -God Is Alive 5. -Oobey Doop 6. -My Tree 7. -Eliminate The Negative 8. -Play 9. -Heaven Is Keeping Score 10. -Thunder (Billboards) 11. -Standing At The Altar Disc 4 1. -Gangster Glam (Gangsta Groove 7") 2. -Gangster Glam (Gangsta Groove Mix) 3. -Gangster Glam (Gangsta Mental Mix) 4. -Gangster Glam (Gangsta Hurley's House) 5. -Gangster Glam (Gangsta Hurley's House Mix) 6. -Willing And Able (Live Studio Version) 7. -Live 4 Love (Live Studio Version Disc 5 1. -The P 2. 2Gether (RnB Edit) 3. -Race 4. -Calhoun Square 5. -The Good Life (Bullets Go Bang Remix) 6. -The Good Life (Big City Remix) Disc 6 Studio Outtakes 1982-1996 1. -CAN'T STOP THIS FEELING I GOT 2. -NEW POWER GENERATION 3. -ELEPHANTS AND FLOWERS 4. -WE CAN FUNK 5. -JOY IN REPETITION 6. -TICK, TICK, BANG 7. -MELODY COOL 8. -THE GRAND PROGRESSION 9. -GRAFFITI BRIDGE 10. -NEW POWER GENERATION (PT. II) Disc 7 1. -WOW (PRINCE VERSION) 2. -WOW (OPENING VERSION) 3. -WOW (SEXY VERSION) 4. -WOW (EMMY VERSION) 5. -WOW (PREGNANT VERSION) 6. -WOW (CORRIDOR VERSION) (INSTRUMENTAL) 7. -MAKE BELIEVE (FUNK VERSION) 8. -MAKE BELIEVE (PRINCE VERSION) 9. -MAKE BELIEVE (PLAYBACK VERSION - CAST) 10. -I'LL DO ANYTHING (PRINCE DEMO VERSION) 11. -I'LL DO ANYTHING (PLAYBACK VERSION - ALBERT BROOKS) 12. -DON'T TALK 2 STRANGERS (PRINCE VERSION) 13. -DON'T TALK 2 STRANGERS (PLAYBACK VERSION #1 - TRACY ULLMAN) 14. -DON'T TALK 2 STRANGERS (PLAYBACK VERSION #2 - TRACY ULLMAN) 15. -MY LITTLE PILL (PRINCE VERSION) 16. -MY LITTLE PILL (PLAYBACK VERSION - JULIE KAVNER) 17. -THIS LONELY LIFE (SINEAD O'CONNOR) 18. -THIS LONELY LIFE (PLAYBACK VERSION - WHITTNI WRIGHT) 19. -U R THE BEST (PLAYBACK VERSION - WHITTNI WRIGHT) 20. -MAKE BELIEVE (KIDS) 21. -JENNY'S SONG (PRODUCTION TRACK) 22. -THERE IS LONELY (PRINCE VERSION) 23. -THERE IS LONELY (PLAYBACK VERSION - ALBERT BROOKS) 24. -I CAN'T LOVE U ANYMORE (PRINCE DEMO) 25. -DNG GROOVE - I CAN'T LOVE U ANYMORE (PLAYBACK VERSION #1) 26. -DNG GROOVE - I CAN'T LOVE U ANYMORE (PLAYBACK VERSION #2 - JULIE KAVNER) 27. -BE MY MIRROR (PRINCE VERSION) 28. -BE MY MIRROR (PLAYBACK VERSION - NICK NOLTE & WHITTNI WRIGHT) 29. -FINALE - ROUGH MIX (I'LL DO ANYTHING MEDLEY) Disc 8 1. -CAN'T STOP THIS FEELING I GOT 2. -STILL WOULD STAND ALL TIME 3. -GOD IS ALIVE 4. -THE P 5. -ROUND AND ROUND 6. -MELODY COOL 7. -NUMBER ONE 8. -ACKNOWLEDGE ME 9. -DATA BANK 10. -DELIRIOUS 11. -I HATE U (REMIX) 12. -RACE 13. -SARAH 14. -TURN IT UP Disc 9 Sign O' The Times Demos & Outtakes 01. -Expert Lover 02. -If U Break My Heart 1 More Time 03. -Strange Relationship 04. -Wonderfull Ass 05. -Neon Telephone 06. -A Place In Heaven 07. -Witness 08. -Moviestar 09. -Starfish & Coffee 10. -The Ballade Of Dorothy Parker 11. -Joy In Repetition 12. -Databank 13. -Girl In My Dreams 14. -Can´t Stop (That Feeling I´ve Got) 15. -We Can Funk 16. -All Day, All Night 17. -Crystal Ball (early version of "Eye Know") Disc 10 Crystal Ball (Incl. The Flesh) Studio Recordings (outtakes & demos) The Flesh (Unreleased EP, January 1986) 01. -Junk Music 02. -Up From Below 03. -Y'all Want Some More? 04. -A Couple Of Miles Crystal Ball - Part I (Unreleased Album, November 1986) 05. -Rebirth Of The Flesh 06. -Play In The Sunshine 07. -Housequake 08. -The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker 09. -It 10. -Starfish And Coffee 11. -Slow Love 12. -Hot Thing 13. -Crystal Ball Disc 11 Crystal Ball - Part II (Unreleased Album, November 1986) 01. -If I Was Your Girlfriend 02. -Rockhard In A Funky Place 03. -The Ball 04. -Joy In Repetition 05. -Strange Relationship 06. -I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man 07. -Shockadelica 08. -Good Love 09. -Forever In My Life 10. -Sign O' The Times 11. -The Cross 12. -It's Gonna Be A Beautiful Night 13. -Adore -
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This is a great collection that features some cool early gigs as well as an immaculate '82 show I'd never heard before. I heartily recommend this set to anyone but especially if you are a fan of Kansas as this is just pure bliss. Kansas Decades 1972-1982 CANISTER Disc 1 Opera House Ellinwood, KS 1972 1. -Heavenly Man 2. -Jam 3. -Belexes 4. -Good Luck 5. -Death of Mother Nature Suite 6. -Chalcedony From Punt Disc 2 Ellinwood cont'd 7. -Forever 8. -Greek Structure Sunbeam 9. -Totus Nemesis 10. -Incomudro (Hymn to the Atman) Band: Kerry Livgren Lynn Meredith Don Montre Dan Wright Zeke Low Rod Mikinski John Bolton Disc 3 Hoch Auditorium Lawrence, Kansas Sept.4. 1974 01. -Intro 02. -Can I Tell You 03. -Journey From Mariabronn 04. -Lonely Street 05. -Lamplight Symphony 06. -Incomudro Disc 4 Lawrence cont'd 01. -Bringin' It Back 02. -Song For America 03. -Belexes 04. -Death Of Mother Nature Suite Disc 5 1975 "Masque Tour Rehearsal" 1. -Song for America 2. -Icarus - Borne on Wings of Steel 3. -Down the Road 4. -Lonely Wind 5. -Child of Innocence 6. -All the World 7. -Mysteries And Mayhem 8. -The Pinnacle 9. -Bringing It Back 10. -Can I Tell You Disc 6 Onondaga County War Memorial Syracuse, NY. April 17th 1976 1. -Song For America 2. -Icarus (Borne On Wings Of Steel) 3. -Down The Road 4. -Belexes 5. -Drum Solo 6. -Guitar Solo 7. -Child Of Innocence 8. -Bringing It Back 9. -Can I Tell You Disc 7 Convention Center Tucson, Az 12-7-79 1. -On the Other Side 2. -People of the South Wind 3. -Point of Know Return 4. -Closet Chronicles 5. -The Wall 6. -Dust in the Wind 7. -Sparks of the Tempest 8. -Child of Innocence Disc 8 Tucson cont'd 1. -Down the Road 2. -Stay Out of Trouble 3. -Portrait (He Knew) 4. -Band Introductions 5. -A Glimpse of Home 6. -How My Soul Cries Out For You 7. -Carry on Wayward Son Disc 9 Norman, OK. July 24, 1982 1. -Stage Intro Music 2. -Paradox 3. -Windows 4. -Right Away 5. -Sparks Of The Tempest 6. -Diamonds and Pearls 7. -Mysteries and Mayhem 8. -No One Together 9. -Hold On 10. -Dust In The Wind 11. -Chasing Shadows Disc 10 Norman cont'd 12. -Robby introduces John Elefante 13. -Crossfire 14. -Face It 15. -Fair Exchange 16. -Miracles Out Of Nowhere 17. -Kerry keyboard solo 18. -Play The Game Tonight 19. -Carry On Wayward Son 20. -Encores - Phil Ehart drum solo - Portrait (He Knew) 21. -Down The Road -
Studio Quality 9.6 - Make no mistake, as I once did, that just because this was the Stones entering the era of “disco” and experimentation, it is very much a bona fide Rolling Stones album and these sessions prove that they still jammed old school on every song. It’s an eye opener for me, when I hear the musicianship across a lot of songs I dismissed early on or never properly examined, I have new appreciation for the Emotional Rescue album and that period of the band. Disc 1- Dance
- Summer Romance 1
- Summer Romance 2
- Send It To Me
- Let Me Go
- Indian Girl 1
- Indian Girl 2
- Indian Girl 3
- Where The Boys Go
- Down In The Hole
- Emotional Rescue 1
- Emotional Rescue 2
- She's So Cold
- Let's Go Steady 1
- Let's Go Stead 2
- We Had It All 1
- We Had It All 2
- If I Was A Dancer (Dance Pt.2)
- Claudine 1
- Claudine 2
- No Use In Crying 1
- No Use In Crying 2
- No Use In Crying 3
- Lonely At The Top
- Dancing Girls
- Gangster's Maul
- Munich Hilton
- Sweet Home Chicago
- What's The Matter
- Neighbours
- High School Girl
- I Think I'm Going Mad 1
- I Think I'm Going Mad 2
- Dance 1
- Dance 2
- Dance 3
- Summer Romance 1
- Summer Romance 2
- Summer Romance 3
- Summer Romance 4
- Summer Romance 5
- We Had It All 1
- We Had It All 2
- Where The Boys Go
- Jah Is Not Dead
- It Won't Be Wrong
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Studio Quality 9.7 - As good as you can hope for. Prince recorded a lot of these tunes several times with different combinations and different mixes and that explains why you will see these tracks popping up on different collections. Hendrix did the same thing. Prince: Box O Chocolates Compilation of outtakes. All sourced from low generation tapes... NOTHING has been ripped from existing bootlegs. You won't hear a better version unless the purple vault is opened! 1. Witness 4 the Prosecution 3:52 2. Movie Star 4:24 3. A Place in Heaven 2:50 4. The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker 3:58 5. Starfish and Coffee 2:46 6. Girl O' My Dreams 1:27 7. Cant Stop This Feeling I Got 2:10 8. We Can Funk 5:31 9. Data Bank 7:56 10. Wonderful Ass 11. All Day All Night -
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This is part one of what will be a collection of all of the known recordings from this tour...and that means you get the good, the bad, and the sometimes very good. It's a nice way to collect all of these recordings and to have it in a really beautiful metal canister that nobody else you know will ever have! THE ROLLING STONES European Tour 1970 Canister Disc 1 Malmo, Sweden (August 30, 1970) 001. 03:37 Jumping Jack Flash 002. 02:36 Roll Over Beethoven 003. 07:15 Sympathy For The Devil 004. 04:31 Stray Cat Blues 005. 06:22 Love In Vain 006. 02:56 Prodigal Son 007. 03:00 You Gotta Move 008. 04:07 Dead Flowers 009. 09:52 Midnight Rambler 010. 04:30 Gimme Shelter 011. 04:23 Live With Me 012. 02:07 Let It Rock 013. 04:17 Little Queenie 014. 03:34 Brown Sugar 015. 03:18 Honky Tonk Women 016. 03:40 Street Fighting Man Disc 2 Helsinki, Finland (September 2, 1970) 017. 01:16 Intro 018. 03:16 Jumping Jack Flash 019. 02:36 Roll Over Beethoven 020. 07:33 Sympathy For The Devil 021. 04:01 Stray Cat Blues 022. 05:37 Love In Vain 023. 03:05 Prodigal Son 024. 04:11 Dead Flowers 025. 09:44 Midnight Rambler Disc 3 Stockholm, Sweden (September 4, 1970) 026. 01:41 Roll Over Beethoven 027. 07:58 Sympathy For The Devil 028. 04:14 Stray Cat Blues 029. 05:06 Love In Vain 030. 02:52 Prodigal Son 031. 01:17 You Gotta Move 032. 04:50 Dead Flowers 033. 09:20 Midnight Rambler 034. 01:42 Live With Me Disc 4 Gothenberg, Sweden (September 6, 1970) 036. 03:31 Jumping Jack Flash 037. 02:34 Roll Over Beethoven 038. 07:45 Sympathy For The Devil 039. 04:26 Stray Cat Blues 040. 05:00 Love In Vain 041. 03:07 Prodigal Son 042. 02:47 You Gotta Move 043. 04:06 Dead Flowers 044. 09:19 Midnight Rambler 045. 03:38 Live With Me 046. 01:56 Let It Rock 047. 04:26 Little Queenie 048. 04:24 Brown Sugar 049. 01:18 Honky Tonk Women Disc 5 Copenhagen, Denmark (September 12, 1970) 050. 03:48 Jumping Jack Flash 051. 02:39 Roll Over Beethoven 052. 06:57 Sympathy For The Devil 053. 04:17 Stray Cat Blues 054. 05:42 Love In Vain 055. 03:15 Prodigal Son 056. 02:20 You Gotta Move 057. 03:57 Dead Flowers 058. 10:36 Midnight Rambler 059. 04:34 Live With Me 060. 02:55 Let It Rock 061. 03:31 Little Queenie 062. 04:07 Brown Sugar Disc 6 Hamburg, Germany (September 14, 1970) 063. 03:48 Jumping Jack Flash 064. 02:22 Roll Over Beethoven 065. 07:21 Sympathy For The Devil 066. 04:15 Stray Cat Blues 067. 05:38 Love In Vain 068. 03:47 Prodigal Son 069. 02:46 You Gotta Move 070. 04:04 Dead Flowers 071. 10:22 Midnight Rambler 072. 02:48 Live With Me 073. 03:08 Let It Rock 074. 04:12 Little Queenie 075. 04:55 Brown Sugar 076. 04:50 Honky Tonk Women 077. 04:31 Street Fighting Man Disc 7 Berlin, Germany (September 16, 1970) 078. 03:45 Jumping Jack Flash 079. 02:36 Roll Over Beethoven 080. 06:55 Sympathy For The Devil 081. 04:16 Stray Cat Blues 082. 05:39 Love In Vain 083. 03:18 Prodigal Son 084. 02:15 You Gotta Move 085. 03:58 Dead Flowers 086. 10:30 Midnight Rambler 087. 04:34 Live With Me 088. 02:53 Let It Rock 089. 03:28 Little Queenie 090. 04:18 Brown Sugar 091. 04:26 Honky Tonk Women 092. 03:47 Street Fighting Man Disc 8 Cologne, Germany (September 18, 1970) 093. 03:35 Jumping Jack Flash 094. 02:38 Roll Over Beethoven 095. 06:52 Sympathy For The Devil 096. 04:27 Stray Cat Blues 097. 05:49 Love In Vain 098. 04:13 Dead Flowers 099. 10:20 Midnight Rambler 100. 03:43 Live With Me 101. 00:15 Let It Rock 102. 04:53 Little Queenie 103. 04:00 Brown Sugar 104. 03:27 Honky Tonk Women 105. 04:05 Street Fighting Man Disc 9 Stuttgart, Germany (September 20, 1970) 106. 03:31 Jumping Jack Flash 107. 02:54 Roll Over Beethoven 108. 07:13 Sympathy For The Devil 109. 04:18 Stray Cat Blues 110. 05:28 Love In Vain 111. 04:06 Dead Flowers 112. 10:56 Midnight Rambler 113. 03:31 Live With Me 114. 03:00 Let It Rock 115. 04:46 Little Queenie 116. 04:33 Brown Sugar 117. 03:29 Honky Tonk Women 118. 03:50 Street Fighting Man Disc 10 Paris, France (September 22, 1970) 119. 03:01 Intro-Jumping Jack Flash 120. 02:09 Roll Over Beethoven 121. 07:05 Sympathy For The Devil 122. 03:42 Stray Cat Blues 123. 05:56 Love In Vain 124. 04:15 Dead Flowers 125. 09:52 Midnight Rambler 126. 02:21 Live With Me 127. 04:55 Little Queenie 128. 02:42 Let It Rock 129. 04:36 Brown Sugar 130. 03:17 Honky Tonk Women 131. 03:28 Street Fighting Man -
Mahavishnu Orchestra Central Park 1972 Audience 8.6 - A somewhat percussive recording that has loads of middle band punch making for a sound that contains fierce kinetic energy. The performance is astounding, the recording adds an element of immediacy, with the drums especially sounding like they are placed right next to you. Very cool. Mahavishnu Orchestra Munchen 1972 Professional TV audio 9.3 - This is a nice one, and it is not suffering from TV compression although the “atmosphere” here is somewhat muted as if it was in a studio setting and not live in front of an audience. Either way, no bother, it’s great. Mahavishnu Orchestra Disc 1 Central Park N.Y.C. New York, U.S.A. August 8, 1972 touring "birds of fire" 1. -Meeting Of The Spirits 2. -You Know, You Know 3. -Dream 4. -One Word 5. -Resolution (Jack Bruce) Central Park Cont'd 1. -Dawn Disc 2 Kongreßsaa Deutsches Museum München, Bayern, Germany August 17, 1972 1972-08-17 FM broadcast 2. -Meeting of the Spirits 3. -You Know, You Know 4. -Band Intros - The Dance of Maya Disc 3 1. -One Word - Resolution 2. -A Lotus On Irish Streams 3. -Awakening John McLaughlin: guitar Jan Hammer: keyboards Jerry Goodman: violin Rick Laird: bass Billy Cobham: drums -
Audience 8.7 - A good recording with what seems to be a little middle band compression but not too much. So, it’s smooth low end and louder upper middle and highs but softer middle band, that is not necessarily bad, it’s just lacking in that punch factor. It is though, as stated, a pretty decent recording. Oh, and the last song of the evening is “Don’t Fear The Reaper” so VERY cool to hear another live version of that. You know why BOC fans love the live recordings? Because with 5 guitar players at any given time, you just want to hear what they do with these amazing songs on stage. Folkets Park Malmo, Sweden 1978-05-25 01 R.U. Ready 2 Rock 02 ETI 03 Harvester of Eyes 04 Cities on Flame 05 Golden Age of Leather 06 Then Came the Last Days of May 07 ME 262 08 Hot Rails to Hell 09 Godzilla 10 This Ain't the Summer of Love -> 5 Guitars 11 Born to be Wild 12 Don't Fear The Reaper -
Black Sabbath Los Angeles 1980 Audience 8.9 - This is a much welcomed recording of perhaps the best post Ozzy era of Black Sabbath. 1980 was an interesting year, Ozzy making classic “solo” albums with his new band and Sabbath beginning a new era with a new singer in Ronnie James Dio and neither the worse for it. This is a great show, in great quality. Black Sabbath Vienna 1980 Audience 8.3 -Unfortunately this recording suffers from many ailments, mainly in the range and dynamics, but what it does offer is a previously uncirculated (and complete) show from Sabbath in Europe during the very crucial 1980 tour with Dio as new front man. This is what I get from this show- Dio is very committed to bringing the audience in to the spectacle…the performance is killer in every respect. The sound quality is not trash, but I want Dio more clear than this because he is really on his game this night. I think this tape belongs in this set because it doesn’t have to be the centerpiece of the set, it offers the collector a new tape of a complete show from 1980 and that is enough for me. BLACK SABBATH Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, CA July 26th 1980 THE BAND Tony Iommi Guitar Ronnie James Dio Vocals Geezer Butler Bass Bill Ward Drums Geoff Nicholls Keyboards Disc 1 1 -Intro 2 -War Pigs 3 -Neon Knights 4 -N.I.B. 5 -Black Sabbath 6 -Heaven And Hell 7 -Iron Man 8 -Guitar Solo with Jam - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Jam - Orchid 9 -Die Young 10 -Paranoid Disc 2 Sophiensale Vienna, Austria April 24th 1980 1 -Supertzar 2 -War Pigs 3 -Neon Knights 4 -N.I.B. 5 -Children of the Sea 6 -Sweet Leaf 7 -Bill Ward solo 8 -Sweet Leaf(reprise) 9 -Lonely is the Word Disc 3 10 -Black Sabbath 11 -Heaven and Hell 12 -Iron Man 13 -Tony Iommi solo 14 -Die Young 15 -Paranoid 16 -Children of the Grave -
Soundboard 9.6 - Fantastic sound and even better performance here. Look, I know Skynyrd had a lock on all things Southern Rock for most of the 70’s, but can we agree that Molly Hatchet carried the torch admirably into the 80’s? They did. Here is proof. MOLLY HATCHET NASSAU COLISEUM UNIONDALE, NY FEBRUARY 18, 1979 WLIR FM BROADCAST THE BAND Danny Joe Brown vocal Dave Hlubek guitars Duane Roland guitars Steve Holland guitars Banner Thomas bass Bruce Crump drums 1 -Bounty Hunter 2 -Gator Country 3 -Big Apple 4 -Dreams 5 -One Man's Pleasure 6 -Trust Your Old Friend 7 -The Harp Jam - Long Tall Sally 8 -Boogie No More -
Audience 8.9 - A good, clear, and very strong recording. The percussion is crisp and detailed, all of the music is well balanced, Prince vocals are mixed above all which is great. This gig celebrated Prince’s receiving the Minnesota Music Awards honors. Prince 1986-05-20 Bloomington - Carlton Celebrity Room 6th Annual Minnesota Music Awards 01. Intro 02. Raspberry Beret 03. Girls And Boys 04. Life Can Be So Nice 05. Controversy (Incl. All Day All Night) 06. Mutiny (Incl. Holly Rock - Dream Factory) 07. Kiss 08. Love Or $ 09. Awards Speech -
Audience 8.7 - This is a “realistic” sounding tape, by that I don’t mean it sounds like it was recorded on a Realistic tape machine, rather it sounds like what your ears may have heard had you been at the show sitting towards the back of the hall. Is that bad? Not necessarily, because the tape sounds pleasing to the ears. Good, round, atmospheric…only flaw is the detail is missing. I can’t make out individual band members except the main gultars, bass, drums, and vocals. Other instruments come and go during the show as they get a spotlight on them, but I rate this show as very good because it’s so relaxing and pleasant overall and deserves a real deep dive into its contents. Bryan Ferry Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, Mass. U.S.A. June 25, 1977 1. -tuning :35 2. -let's stick together 2:48 3. -shame shame shame 3:20 4. -road runner 2:49 5. -all night operator 2:58 6. -could it happen to me 3:37 7. -in your mind 4:44 8. -casanova 3:01 9. -love me madly again (with Chris Spedding guitar jam) 10:12 10. -love is the drug 3:44 11. -Tokyo Joe 3:51 12. -this is tomorrow 3:07 13. -the in crowd 5:22 14. -a hard rain's gonna fall (with band introductions) 5:34 15. -the price of love 5:07 Bryan Ferry: lead vocals Martin Drover: sax Chris Mercer: trumpet Ann ODell: keyboards Mel Collins: sax Phil Manzanera: guitar Chris Spedding: guitar John Wetton: bass Paul Thompson: drums
